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Power-Hungry Democrats Face a Dilemma

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It has been said that “power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely,” but that doesn’t faze Democrats, especially now, when they are wielding it in Washington.

However, they want to shore-up that power and they are taking some embarrassing steps to bring that about.

In April, a group of Democrats met to introduce their plan to increase the number of justices on the Supreme Court, but Nancy Pelosi indicated she had no plan to bring it to the floor for a vote.… read more

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The ‘Clueless’ Biden Administration

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“I’ve never been more worried than I am now about the world at large,” said Sen. Lindsay Graham, referring to the situations in the Ukraine, Taiwan, Afghanistan and Iran before alluding to President Biden’s border policies.  “I’m really worried about the world under the Biden administration … they’re clueless ….”… read more

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COMMENTARY: Sen. Cotton is No ‘Squish’ … Racism in Higher Education … Prager on Education … and the ‘Armed Insurrection’ That Wasn’t

FLASHBACK – In my last blog post I wrote of weak-kneed senators, unwilling to fight for Republican values, referred to as “squishes” by Kurt Schlichter in Townhall.  Well, Sen. Tom Cotton is no squish.

Despite the fact that Vanita Gupta, Biden’s nominee for associate attorney general, is certain to be confirmed, Cotton confronted her over her earlier comment that “there is not an institution in this country that isn’t suffering from institutional racism.”… read more

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Trump Responds to McConnell’s Anti-Trump Remarks

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AS I SAT DOWN TO WRITE, I decided to share with you the thoughts of Commentator Conrad Black, who predicts that “Trump will gain steadily in the polls coming up to the midterms next year,” suggesting that he will be quieter and more focused.

THEN CAME THE NEWSBREAK: “Trump lashes out at McConnell after post-impeachment comments.”… read more

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Opening a New Chapter for the Republican Party

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As we open the new chapter for the Republican Party we must admit it is a party somewhat divided, however, the opposition is not without its own problems.

Never Trumpers, and their Lincoln Project imploded with sexual allegations against its co-founder John Weaver, and the resignation of Steve Schmidt, the late John McCain’s failed campaign strategist. … read more

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So Ends Another Chapter in the Hatred of President Donald Trump

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All out of tear-jerker tales of conversations with his daughter about the attack on democracy, the obnoxious Rep. Jamie Raskin, lead House Impeachment Manager, obviously felt the need in his closing to counter the charge by the defense counsel that the trial was the continuation of the opposition’s hatred of Donald Trump.… read more

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Stop the World, I Want to Get Off

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An opinion editor for a major newspaper trashes Trump supporter neighbors who  kindly cleared her driveway of snow.  Tom Brady is called a racist because he outplayed Patrick Mahomes during Black History Month.  And the Democrats are beginning their show trial impeachment of President Trump. 

That’s just a taste of foolishness in the news.… read more

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From Smoke-Filled Rooms to Clandestine Zoom Meetings and Voting Irregularities to a Last Ditch Effort to Stop Trump

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The days of smoked-filled rooms, where aged, overweight white guys met to decide the political direction of our country are gone; replaced by clandestine meetings of activists of various stripes via Zoom conducted by a strategist working from a laptop at his kitchen table.

I’M NOT A READER OF TIME Magazine, but I was drawn to a provocative title, “The Secret History of the Shadow Campaign That Saved the 2020 Election.” … read more